3 Best Parks in Lincoln

“Hartsholme Country Park is an attractive open space in the city's south. This Green Flag Award-winning park contains Victorian landscaped gardens, woodlands, a large reservoir, and grasslands. The park features a visitor centre, a children's play area, and a café. The park offers numerous opportunities to immerse oneself in the beauty of nature, with visitors able to enjoy leisurely walks and cycling along the lakes and ornamental grounds while observing a variety of wildlife. Hartshorne Country Park offers free guided walks, scenic walks around the reservoir, wooded trails, and picnic spots. Visitors can enjoy walking, cycling, and wildlife-watching in the beautiful surroundings.”

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“Lincoln Arboretum is a beautiful park of Grade II historical importance, containing lakes, fountains, and a lovely garden in Lincoln, UK. This park is an excellent place for a picnic and has plenty of features to entertain the whole family. Lincoln Arboretum offers outdoor fitness stations, horseshoes, badminton equipment, and cornhole boards. The park features a colourful bandstand, a larger-than-life lion statue, cosy enclosed areas with flowerbeds, a hedge maze, and a café at the top of the park. This is a lovely site for a family picnic or a day out with the children. The park hosts an exciting range of activities and events throughout the year. Parking facilities are available nearby. The park is open at all times and has free entry.”

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“Boultham Park is a scenic public park located in Lincoln. This 50-acre park has green space, woodlands, a lake, and a children's playground. The park has a variety of wildlife and nature to spot, just south of Lincoln city centre. The park has woodlands with footpaths and cycle paths, a children's play area, a bowling green, and a fountain garden. Boultham Park is home to various wildlife and has many interesting natural features. There is an abundance of woodland birds and waterfowl. Boultham Park is a special place for many local people. They provide a café and an education centre/glasshouse for Linkage College students and the local community.”

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